Policy Development & Advocacy
Advocating for policies that promote the integration of technology and infrastructure will help Norwalk compete for business investment while meeting the needs of its residents. Policies should be practical and implementable in increments that will lead to the delivery of infrastructure projects in a timely and cost effective manner.
Engage State & Federal Agencies for Key Projects
Local experiences in business development, economic growth, and real estate investing can help to inform State and Federal policies that can respond to local challenges and provide grant opportunities to address those challenges.
Economic Development Working Group
Continue efforts to attract, retain, and grow businesses; make investments in infrastructure; and coordinate real estate development projects so that efforts are not duplicated or oppositional to a broader citywide and regional vision.
Citywide Transportation Master Plan
Ongoing coordination between the City of Norwalk, Norwalk Transit District, and the Redevelopment Agency to implement the citywide transportation master plan, and coordinate investments and plans for multimodal transportation services and infrastructure throughout the city and region.
Grant Management
Integrate Local & Regional Funding Process
Integrate local and regional funding processes when applying for and implementing grants.
Coordinate with State Agencies on Funding Priorities
Advocate for funding opportunities that prioritize infrastructure and development projects that will most benefit Norwalk, Fairfield County, and Connecticut.
Identify Sources of State & Federal Revenue for Infrastructure
Identify existing grants and investment opportunities for projects that will address issues and create a framework for future growth.
